College Scorecard program reportCIP 14.25 · UNITID 207500

Petroleum Engineering

Bachelor's Degree · Norman, OK

At University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus, the Petroleum Engineering bachelor's degree program reported $123,416 median earnings four years after completion and $24,625 median federal debt among 77 working graduates.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College ScorecardJune 10, 2026 releaseDownload source data ↗

Median earnings$123,416Working graduates four years after completion

Median federal debt$24,625Stafford and Grad PLUS debt for the program cohort

Working graduates77Four-year earnings cohort

Peer records7Same field and credential passing the evidence rule

01 · Published outcomes

How much do Petroleum Engineering graduates at University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus earn and borrow?

Four-year median earnings were $123,416, five-year median earnings were $100,791, and median federal debt was $24,625 for the published program cohorts.

Median earnings four years after completion$123,416

Median earnings five years after completion$100,791

Earnings cover graduates who were working and not enrolled. Median debt uses a separate federal borrower cohort and is not a yearly payment.

02 · Same-field context

How does University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus’s Petroleum Engineering program compare?

Among 7 published bachelor's degree records in this field, earnings ranked at the 86th percentile and debt was lower than about 43% of peers.

Four-year earnings percentile86th

Higher earnings than about 86% of published same-field, same-credential records.

Debt position43%

Lower median debt than about 43% of published same-field, same-credential records.

Percentiles describe this published peer group; they are not a rating of instruction, selectivity, or individual outcomes.

03 · Comparison records

Which colleges publish Petroleum Engineering for the same credential?

The comparison group contains 7 institution-program records with the same field and credential, at least 75 working graduates, and published earnings and debt.

Texas Tech UniversityLubbock, TX · Bachelor's Degree · 79 working graduates$139,864 earnings · $26,090 debt Colorado School of MinesGolden, CO · Bachelor's Degree · 101 working graduates$116,691 earnings · $27,000 debt Texas A&M University-College StationCollege Station, TX · Bachelor's Degree · 122 working graduates$114,686 earnings · $19,000 debt Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical CollegeBaton Rouge, LA · Bachelor's Degree · 156 working graduates$103,421 earnings · $25,750 debt University of Louisiana at LafayetteLafayette, LA · Bachelor's Degree · 103 working graduates$102,594 earnings · $22,806 debt University of HoustonHouston, TX · Bachelor's Degree · 200 working graduates$94,651 earnings · $23,366 debt

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04 · Institution context

Where can I find University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus cost and completion data?

The University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus institution report publishes school-level net price, completion, retention, undergraduate aid, and debt; those measures use cohorts separate from this program’s earnings and debt cohorts.

University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus

Norman, Oklahoma · Public

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Answers at a glance

Petroleum Engineering at University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus: frequently asked questions

The program FAQ reports $123,416 four-year median earnings, $24,625 median federal debt, 77 working graduates, and 7 same-field peer records.

How much do graduates of this Petroleum Engineering program earn?

Median earnings were $123,416 four years after completion and $100,791 five years after completion for working graduates who were not enrolled.

What is the median federal debt for this Petroleum Engineering program?

The published median federal debt was $24,625 across a reported debt cohort of 53 borrowers.

How is the peer group selected?

Peers share CIP field 14.25 and the Bachelor's Degree credential level, have at least 75 working graduates, and have published earnings and debt medians.